Road structure – process – or apparatus – Traffic director – Attenuated lane marker type
Patent
1994-05-31
1996-05-07
Neuder, William P.
Road structure, process, or apparatus
Traffic director
Attenuated lane marker type
E01F 906
Patent
active
055139248
ABSTRACT:
A retroreflective pavement marker having shell-like hollow housing (with or without downwardly projecting ribs), downwardly projecting stud formed integrally as a unit with the housing, and thermoplastic retroreflectors having retroreflective elements visible through apertures in the housing. An epoxy based filler holds the reflector plate (or reflective plates) in place in the housing by solidly binding to the housing, stud and reflector plate (or reflective plates), adding impact resistance to the marker. The stud has outwardly extending vanes running along its longitudinal axis, creating an X-shaped cross-section. The vanes have outwardly facing flat surfaces and rounded surfaces therebetween. The marker is made by forming the housing (with or without ribs) and stud, placing the reflector plate (or reflective plates) in the housing, dispensing liquid fill material in the housing, and hardening the fill material.
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National Road Studs Company
Neuder William P.
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